Abstract: In modular construction, quality control is a crucial step in meeting quality requirements, leading to the completion of a project within the planned schedule and cost. Currently, quality inspection is visually performed ...

Abstract: About 80–90% of accidents are caused by the unsafe actions and behaviors of employees in construction. Behavior management thus plays a key role in enhancing safety, and particularly, behavior observation is the most ...

Abstract: Rapid development of motion sensors and video processing has triggered growing attention to action recognition for safety and health analysis, as well as operation analysis, in construction. Specifically for occupational ...

Abstract: Product quality is recognized as a major benefit in industrialized construction because of the utilization of machines in manufacturing facilities. However, manual work continues to exist in complex assembly projects, which ...

Abstract: Construction projects are capital-intensive and risk-prone, which can lead to serious claims and disputes. Thus, early identification and intervention of potential risks in contracts play significant roles in preventing ...

Abstract: Understanding the causal relationships between safety management system (SMS) factors and accident precursors helps construction organizations identify which factors require improvement upon observing an accident precursor. ...

Abstract: Work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WMSDs) are reported to be the most common category of nonfatal occupational injuries that result in days away from work and are also a leading cause of temporary and permanent ...